Fresh Energy is driving down emissions from electricity by expanding wind, solar, and storage; building the grid of the future; and advocating for affordable, reliable, and modern rate designs that ensure no one is left behind.
Expanding wind, solar, and storage
Building the grid of the future
Advocating for rate design centering equity and electrification
- Fresh Energy Statement: EPA abandons oversight of power plant emissions, Minnesota’s laws remain strong
Minnesota’s clean energy laws keep the state on track for a carbon-free future. - Minnesota Power can deliver reliable, clean electricity without costly new gas
Minnesota Power’s latest Integrated Resource Plan should avoid a new natural gas plant and invest in clean wind, solar, storage, and demand response instead. - Regulatory Update: Minnesota Power ordered to continue investigating alternatives to new gas plant
The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission rejected Minnesota Power’s request to build a costly new gas plant. - What’s up with Electric Service Agreements (ESAs)?
Engaging in ESAs is just one way that Fresh Energy advocates for an affordable and equitable clean energy transition.
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White Paper: What’s up with data centers in Minnesota?
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Incorporating Health and Equity Metrics into the Minnesota Power 2021 Integrated Resource Plan
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Monitoring Pollinators on Minnesota Solar Installations
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Minnesota Energy At A Glance
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Negative prices in the MISO market – September 2018
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Solar with Justice Chapter 5
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Petition of Northern States Power Company for Approval of General Time-of-Use Service Tariff
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Bringing Community Solar to a Broader Community
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Community Solar Pledge